The Mielke Clovis Site (33SH26), Western Ohio, USA, Geochemical Sourcing, Technological Descriptions, Artifact Morphometrics, and Microwear

IF 0.4 Q1 Arts and Humanities

Midcontinental Journal of Archaeology Pub Date : 2022-04-01 DOI:10.5406/23274271.47.1.04

Matthew T. Boulanger, Briggs Buchanan, G. L. Miller, B. Redmond, Bobby G. Christy, B. Macdonald, David Mielke, Ryun Mielke, Connie Mielke, Tate Maurer, Bruce Meyer, Monty Meyer, Brian Trego, A. Wilson, Pete Cartwright, Leo Ott, Michelle R. Bebber, D. Meltzer, M. Eren

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Abstract

The Mielke site (33SH26) is a multicomponent locality in western Ohio, in an upland portion of the state that forms a drainage divide between the Great Lakes and Ohio River watersheds. The site possesses a prominent Clovis component that we describe here and assessed via test excavations, geochemical sourcing, technological descriptions, geometric morphometrics, microwear, and GIS analysis. Five different raw materials, whose outcrops are located 150+ km from the site in several different directions, appear to be present. Although our inferences about the activities that occurred here in Clovis times are constrained by the presence of later components and the collecting history of the site, its location and artifacts are suggestive of what type of Clovis site Mielke may have been and how its Late Pleistocene inhabitants may have moved across North America's midcontinent.

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Mielke Clovis遗址（33SH26），美国俄亥俄州西部，地球化学来源、技术描述、人工形态计量学和微磨损

Mielke遗址（33SH26）是俄亥俄州西部的一个多组分地区，位于该州的高地部分，在五大湖和俄亥俄河流域之间形成了排水分水岭。该遗址有一个突出的Clovis组成部分，我们在这里对其进行了描述，并通过测试挖掘、地球化学来源、技术描述、几何形态计量、微磨损和GIS分析进行了评估。似乎存在五种不同的原材料，其露头位于距离现场150多公里的几个不同方向。尽管我们对克洛维斯时代发生在这里的活动的推断受到后期组成部分的存在和该遗址收集历史的限制，但其位置和文物表明米尔克可能是什么类型的克洛维斯遗址，以及其更新世晚期的居民可能是如何穿越北美中部大陆的。

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